A scenario-based VR training layer for general-aviation flight schools — preparing students for procedures, radio communication, threat recognition and time-critical decisions before aircraft time begins. Not a flight simulator.
Ground briefing teaches procedures effectively — but the challenging part is recognising when to transition from knowing to acting. Students must learn to recognise the moment when theory becomes action. That recognition is a trainable perception skill, and it can be practised before actual flying.
Flight Mentor focuses on recognition, decision timing and threat awareness before real cockpit training begins. It trains what happens before the checklist — noticing, interpreting and deciding.
Recognise early warning signals and learn to read the aircraft, the environment and the unexpected — before they become problems.
Experience operational dynamics and understand how decision windows close under pressure — then practise acting inside them.
Anticipate threats contextually for faster, calmer decisions in the real cockpit — informed by threat-and-error management (TEM) principles used in professional aviation, adapted for GA.
A managed, growing scenario library — centrally updated, ready to run in any briefing room.
Four entry experiences for prospective pilots — a low-commitment way to feel what training is really like.
More than VR — a practical training layer delivered as a subscription SaaS platform deployed inside your school, paired with ready-to-use VR hardware. Six concrete gains for heads of training:
Students experience procedures and airport environments before valuable aircraft time.
Repeated, safe exposure to operational scenarios — threat recognition and decisions under pressure, practised without risk.
Less repetitive ground explanation — instructors focus aircraft time on flying skill and performance.
Modules adapted to your school, your airport, your aircraft type and the local environment.
Better-prepared students grasp procedural flow faster — saving aircraft time and reducing repetition.
A modern, safety-oriented offer with a visible technological edge — informed by TEM principles used in professional aviation.
Important: Flight Mentor does not replace aircraft training, simulators, instructors or certification — and it changes nothing in the certification process. It is a preparation layer used before aircraft time.
Scenario library — managed, growing, centrally updated.
Admin panel — manage modules, assign scenarios, configure groups.
User management — student and instructor accounts, cohorts, module access.
Progress visibility — track completion for every student.
Instructor-led briefing — scenario setup and debrief support.
Subscription model — predictable pricing; platform, updates and support included.
Deployment: days, not months — most schools run a first scenario the same day.
Headsets, accessories and the platform — pre-configured, lockable and ready to train the day it arrives.
A full controlled-airport departure preparation, adapted to your environment — covering:
No — Flight Mentor runs in any briefing room. It is wireless and needs no fixed infrastructure.
Instructors or students — sessions are pre-configured, so no specialist is required.
Yes — it is used before aircraft time and changes nothing in the certification process.
Both — students can prepare independently, or instructors can lead sessions around briefing and debrief.
No — it is a preparation layer used before the aircraft, never a replacement for it.